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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-25
Panic in Paris.

PARIS, January 24.-Three-per-cent.
rentes, which closed Saturday at 81
francs IN confines, are now quoted at
so francs 20 confines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-25
WALL STREET SPORT
ColifOrnians Pressing Their
Wheat Deal.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
A Decided Weakness in New York
Stocks-A Semi Panic for Seeurt-
ties eneral News.
Money Market.

MONEY uArket,
NEw YORK, January "a.
Money! q 4.
LATER.
Money, on call, easy, @5; clos
ing !.
Prime mercantile paper-6 OF.
Sterling exchange = Active, strong,
for sixty days bulls; 4.87H for demand.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 24.-Drafts-
Sight, 2u; Geographic, 25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-25
r. AUERBACH & BRO.
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
Our Surplus Stock and ALI Our Winter.
Goods Must Go!
ONE PRICE TO ALL!
child can buy as cheap accomplished shopper.
our prices throughout the hGUtnS been the forrest
in this cy reductions may not seem as large
as sonae but all 1Oe ask is to call and be con-
minced that reductions are bona tide
our prices the Lowest IN this city,
goods the most desirable and
OUR TREATMENT THE MOST HONORABLE
ksandsat cents per double
one oto lksa
Alour3a adau,6
below
Special Reductions Stylish Short Wraps Jackets and
listers; mention only q fen.
Orr TREATMENT THE MOST HONOR
Special Reductions in Stylish Short Wraps Jackets
listers; 1ce mention only fe0.

Lotto Bouele Wrapsa O;reduc
One of Dagona Jacket a educ 0
One % O al
hundred Ladies Jerseys bargain cents
On IS
asonsh
Trmmin
eHundre and Boys and oyeeoats at
ande
.f
Jo71ngera6le other BARGAINS; among them Carpet Rem
aS Dress Goods Remnants etc., at Lowest Possible Prices
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-25
Afternoon stock MARKET.
Uhioago Produee Markets.
CHICAGO. January 81,

CHICAGO. January d, Jpn.
Wheat Stronger; cash 20; May,
IS GIG.
corn = Firmer; cash, 35%; May,
Al ZIG.
Oats-Higher; cash, 251S; May, 3O5s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
A COUNTRY THAT NEEDS roILERs.

HasfsbHrg Times.
The idea which has prevailed in the
eastern states for many years-baQetten
by the golden DAYS OF CaliforniA's early
history-that fortunes are accumulated
without effort In tbs west, is erroneous.
Those who acquire wealth IN Washing
ton aud Oregon. like the same class in
other states. only reap the leRitia ate
reward q petsev~rinR industry and con
tinual 81 k-sacT fee. There sie no tvei .
~ dollar pieces, cagnks Of gold ca silver
living aroand loose In the northwest,
which only require q slight effort 90
pick up and possess. Money il the only
representative Of value here. the same
as everywhere else. and the value 10 es-
timated by the Amosnt Of labor or sac
Fifice required 60 fprnish al equivalent.
Thts country has an unsurpassed eli
mate for miidness OF winters and cool
ness Of summeFs, and the resources are
rich and almost bouB6less; but The soil
will not yield spontaneously. or the
mines give forth their gold and silver
without labor, and be who comes to this
portion OF tbs northwest and expects 60
become rich without displaying the
qualities ghieh have resulted almost
everywhere ~ the accumulation Of
wealth, will b sadly disappointed. THIS
region. for us development, needs toll
ers, Who srs not afraid 10 soil their
hapds, and who are willing 20 earn hon
est livelihoods-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22

their wives sEs fnasrdistsd froz being
reosivsd into fsshionshis ssssety. This
= . ussRs sEusI. insaIfinR ana idiotis.
shish has been sopisd fron England.
she natural home Of conservsnoy ard
caste. Il IL caFions 10 ohaerve thai
while 10 the latter coantry eosFt rules
and etiqastte srs being res2xsd and
large eonoessions made 30 Wsrth. fnce-
psndeut Of rank. here In AnsFiea q
move 10 The ether dir stian i going On.
which sssks 70 Fs-s1sisvs vhat il has
est 20 much 70 make free. AmeTiesns
hsve purahased tbsir liberty dearly
snocgh. and when ne see that liseFtY
iscpzsdizsd b. the treashesy Of those
within tie oanp. ID becomes the duty Of
the press 20 utter warning note a. IN
tie ease % an outside foe.
EnRlsnd At 0ns tire Sas governed
fsoa . fashiousble drawing room in
Holland House. We want nothing Of
that ssrt in Amsriea. stall less any in
a1gaEatioa Of 3 system Of caste which
ains % sAp thoss foundations which
form the baEis Of Cur frsedom. Let
evsTybedy ehoose their Own society IN
Washington ~ everywhere else In the
world. bat lst there Be no eiass barriers
crested. which sre only eTcasable IN an
sffete and ridiculous civilization.
Never let IL be in the power Of the Old
World nations 10 taanf as with taking
on the motley which they themselves
are discsTdinQ. or Of servilely Initiating
class Of usages justified By neither
eIpediency, reason OF common sense.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
CHANGWD MEANINGS.
[YantA,s Comntnien.

0Rfh comp fHf9H.
Many Of the most familiar words
and customs OF civilized life have lost
through daily use daring centuries all
trace Of their original meaning.
The ordinary panel Of door Is made
IN the shape OF cross, which was in q
teuded n keep out witches and evil
spirits. Bells, vixen arst used on church
90, were blessed. aud they we're runR in
order TO drive back all demons within
hearing. The caves OF 4 dwelling in
tbs same ace were made to project. that
they might shelter settles, on which the
begRar or wayfarer could rest.
Horse shoes beesms sign Of good
luck because witches in the dark ages
we're pnt 90 the test by gFasplnR
bot iron, harse shoe being the iron
most frequently employed. As the
witches nsturally would avoid horse
shoes, they were nailed to the doors 10
keep them out
shaking hands on meeting originated
in the ohivairy. when two friendly
knights joined right hands 10 sign OF
trust. tbRs rendering themselves power.
less 20 grasp their swords
Mr.. IL a contraction Of Master, and
Mrs. Of Mistress, both used By interiors
The touching OF the hat as q form Of
greeting Is a relic Of the custom which
made u obligatory on sab cots 81 retain
ers 10 stand uncovered in the presence
Of their king OF fsudal lord.
Most Of she forms Of courtesy, in fact,
facility imply that the person using them
places himself In a subordinate position
& the man whom be gReets.
Humility" says Won Holden. sis the
erowning virtue Of the gentleman.
when ! meet an unworthy person.
says PoyntE. II still uncover, not 20 the
he may be-"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
AN EXTRA0RDNARY OFFER.
To All Wanting Employment.

We want Live, Energetic and capable Ageni
In every county in the United States and Can
ada. to sell patent article Of great merit, or
irs MERITS. 40 article having large sale, pay
ing over 100 per cent Pre- AZ. having no compe
titioE, and on which the agent il protected In
the exclusive sale by q deed given for esch and
every county be may secure from Us. With all
these advantages TO eur agents and the fact that
II IL so srtcle that can be sold 10 every house,
owner, Il might not be necessary TO make ~
"ExrRAoRDINARYo OFFER" 70 secure good agents
at once. but we have concluded 10 make Il to
show, not only our confidence In the merits Of
our Invention hut In its Suitability BY any agent
that viii handle it with energy, Our agents
now a. work are making from $3.50 10 $500
month clear and this fact makes IL safe for as g.
make our offer TO all who are out Of employ
menk Any agent that will Eive our business
thirty DAYS trial and fail TO clear at least 800
in this time, ABOVE ALL ExPIEsER can returu
sll goods onsold to us and we will refund the
money paid for them. Any agent or general
agent who would ike ten or more counties and
work them through sub .agsr Is for ninety days
and fail to clear st least $50 ABovE ALL Ex-
PxSsEs can return all unsold and get their
money back No other employer Of agents ever
dared TO make such offers, nor would we n we
did not know thst We have agents now making
mere than double the amount We guaranteed:
and hut two salss = day would give prsfit OF
ever sl25 m nth. and that one Of our agents
took eighteen orceFs IN one day. Our large de-
Rcrfptive circulars explain cur offer fnlly, aod
these we wish TO send 10 everyone ont Of en-
pIoyment who win send as three one cent
Stamps for postage. Send At once and secure
the agency IN time for the boon. and g 70 WORK
on the terms named IN our extraordinary OF r
We would like 20 have he address OF all the
agt nts. sewing lnaehiDe solicitors and carpen.
tiers IN the country. and ask any reader Of this
sper who reads tkIs offer, 10 send US az once
the name and address u all such they know.
Address at once or you Will lose the best chance
e Ter offered 10 those cut OF employment 70
make msney. RExSER MAxUFAcTuRIsa Co,
dwSn IlS Smith field ST., Pittsburg. Pa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
wAsauserSS soCuEIY.

From what We CLEAN from the letters
Of our Washington correspondent. il
wsuId appear that tse condition Of 80
eie,y in the National mApilal is very far
from being satisfactory, Not only are
the higher strata of 10 wholly given
over 20 pleasure and festivities. bat
there are 'ntSigues, scandals aud
stories" worthy Of the worst days Of
Qaeen Ann. A correspondent Of an
Eastern paper, who has had exceptional
opportunities for observing. says that
there has never been a social seassa 80
much in need OF a strong hand 10
streiehten !, GOT, 50 prolific OF scandal
and % marked by soandalous oondacs.
Married women, it appears, have 'aov-
ers," ard II there is really any truth In
what our correspondent AYERS. the state
Of society At the Capital is little parer
than that pictured BY Boccaoio, a. Ell
isting in Florence At the time Of The
plague. When the former tells us tha,
instances are frequen, Of high dAmss'
having 10 purchase silence by the sac
ridca Of their diamonds. the causes
which shcpld make thai silence uecee-
sary emily become too apparent. How
ever, our contemporary sill ret leave
Us In any doabt about them. fos b. tells
as that cavaliers" OF beautiful women
sappsrt themselves 90 tie proceeds %
their frail ones gems. We trust. bow
ever, that the cue or two instances cor
authority quotes are comparatively ex-
eeplional, aud that many o. the To-
tTisuss and scandals be writes absat
are not associated With any overt acts
Of unfAithfelness. la tie National
Capital IL seems. h i ncs esteemed
good form for ladies 60 Be attached too
closely 10 their husbands, hence the
former make = variety Of usale attach
ments" which uay o. nay 20, be rita
tonio." We can only say We truss they
are.
However, il IS rot - msoh those sso-
Fies OF scsadal and intrigue we visit 10
dwell upon IS On the vieious system %
etiquette snd exelusivcness. which elds
fair 10 rival the most rieid forms Il has
ever attained in Enelasd. Excessive
nsaa 10 20 gamFans in WashiRRtaa ~
present shst respectable tss6ssnea saa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
THE oUrLooK EoR noPs.


The San Francisco Chronicle Is ad-
visiDe the bop gro Wers Of the coast to
thiRk twice before making contracts al
prices less than they received for last
years product. It seems that the failure
Of last year in Central New York Is sure
10 be repeated again this year Growers
In that section looked to the coming
season with hope for better times, be
lievinR that the ruinous scourRe Of 1886
would hardly be repeated agaia. Bat
now they are discovering that she iu-
scots killed not only the leaves Of the
vines but the roots too. ia consequence
Of this, many Of the New York growers
are abandoning hop culture entirely,
while these who are determined 60 try
IL again will replant their yards with
the expectation Of light crop at best.
With the German growers unsettled and
Central New York almos, out Of the
market, our Coast growers have every
reason TO be encouraged. The Posi-
ISrELII0ENcEH does not profess to be
competent TO advise it, readers when
and how 10 sell their product. But be-
ing sslicltoua for their success II hears
OF these recent contracts Whioh some Of
them have made with feeling Of doubt
whish ia beeO.ten by the indications Of
a short crop elsewhere. and the prob
ability thai those who have contraeted
10 deliver in Milwaukee will have % pay
higher freiRhts than they had thought
possible before the passage Of the later.
State ComJ1eFoe bill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22

The cause Of Bro. RsdebauRh's dis
content begins 10 leak out. Our faith
full Tacoma correspondent gives in
another column the star chamber
proceedings Of 9 special committee
Of Taooma's Chamber Of Commerce,
called TO petition the Northern Pacific
not 10 foFsake its first l-ve. This nota
bic memorial charges the Northern
Pacific With perhdy and concludes,
praying said company 10 give
them facilities. etc. When
such men as General SpFague
}. n Buckley. W. J. Thompson, W. b.
Tyler, Anderson, Masserson. Nolan,
Wheeler and Mason have cause for com
plant there must surely be some good
reason for general alarm among the
Terminates.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
4 aAMHLIsG PREs.pExr.
Cleveland Gees Into q Game Of Poker
and LoseA $50.

Washiagfoa Speesal % Chicago Tribune. ]
The President lately lost &l6 at poker
A few days before the close OF the lssl
session Of Congress Mr.. Cleveland felt
the nsed OF little reiax9iisn. Col. La
mont suggested quiet little game Of
poker. This seemed 10 OH the bill, and
the selection Of the party was left 10
Mr.. Lamont. The hour was set for ten
O'Clock at night, and Senator and two
Representatives sst down to the table.
Lamont was banker, and suggested that
the limit be g.. The President sat on
the right Of the banker and the Senator
on the left. Everybody took $40 worth
OF chipa 10 begin With. The game pro-
ceeded with varying fortunes and ex
citing iaok-pots until nearly morning.
The banker then seemed little ahead.
aud bis winnings came about equally
from the President and the Senator.
The OonRressmen were old hands, but
they found that all their skill was nee
easaTy 10 keep even with the game. A
series Of i've iaek-pOta vas suggested
10 close the nights lay. The first time
around no one could open the pot, and
on the Rext deal 10 took queens or better.
The Senator opened for the limit and
everyone staid in. The Representa-
tives each took two cards, the Senator
one and the President three. Lamont
stood pat. The bsttiDR begun vigoF
ously. and the President looked as II be
was blnfiinR an office seeker. Finally
one Of the Representatives called. La
mont showed down a king full. The
President bad the ACE OF hearts, niRe
and seven Of diamonds. and the duoes
Of climbs and spades. TIE Senator had
a queen full and tbs Representatives
had tray foil and two pairs, aces up,
respectively. Lamont raked in the pot
and the players eashed thsir chips
TIE President was out $40. The Con
Rressmen told the story 30 some Of their
colleagues and that is bow it got out.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
TuE TERRIr0RX's PEIs0SERs To
HE REMOVED

" aAH " Hsta @0'af7sHt,
Oar good Governor has for the past
two days been Ia conference With a
uambeF Of our most sagacious citizens.
and has received from them such a.
surAnces apon tbs Subject Of provision
for the maiHtenanee OF prisoners here
thst be feels justified in ordering their
remov a 20 this place. fhere has never
been any basiness doubt In regard 10
the ability Of the officials b. purchase
IN this market ell the supplies necessary
for the maintenance OF the prisoners
here, and, With = supply % ready money.
shich Is citizens have advanced for IN
sidental requirements. all apprehension
Of all dliiieaitv ia The matter has been
set at rest Citizens have today placed
IN bank the sun OF 5000 ~ = eoutin-
seat fuud for expenses that will require
= cash payment. Othef supplies Niil
be obtained from coatractors VITO are
willing O. furnish ga the expectation
that the next Legislature will appropri-
ate fos prceediUg provtsiepsl expenses.
Tie vexed question - hArp,ly solved.
and The wofS % removing the prisoners
vill soon BE- ordered.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22

II IL reported that Mr.. A. Reeves
Ayers, dyed-in the-wool Republican.
is 10 swallow lucious Judicial PLAN IN
this district. This would appear 20 in
dioste that the pins are arranged 10 be
set up By Invisible wires long before our
Federal Office holders get foot In the
Territory. II might have been well for
Congress - have removed the eds
abilities" Of old-time Democrats. and
thus have plscea them IN the line of
pFeferment.- Washington Standard.
Suppose the Office TO which you refer
? emeves the disabilities" Of the Re
p ublioan. Notwithstanding the loss Of
an Office, with the gain Of q vote you
ahould be- aatIsfad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22

There is an ex-rebel employed IN one
Of the Departments at Washington Who
wears Q scsrfpin made Of part Of the
skull Of Onion soldier. The positisa
which be fills in the employment Of the
Government that he tried to destroy
was made vacant for him by the dis
charge Of Unisn soldier. We are not
50 FpEised to hear that this pet Of Clevs-
land upholds him IN his veto Of the De
pendent Pension bill. and appIauds the
Indiana Democrats for their recent re-
beIlious achievements.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22

The Aneriean exhibition 10 Lasaso
h said 70 Be fraud and iis various
titled patrons have wishdsawn tAen-
selves from The oo2mistse Of manage
meut on assoanf Of the thing being =
purely priTsse speculafian- Lords and
Princes are proseFhisIiy obsuse and
anybody bat titled numskalls would
hsye smell g rat IN this bSsiness lorg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22

The best Is~ that Congress pssssd
duFine The last session vNs The ore 10
prevent alisns from seqsirinR title 10
Lands In tkis country. He'd this Black
stone doctrine been AmeFicanizea and
made 10 apply 10 oar Csc years ago Is
would have saved Uncle san 1900
squaEe miles Of our bess Western lanaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
UMBRELLAS


The CAinese and japanese. tsng. long
$50 hsd their Qaser parasols. aud IN
FatmAh 4 mAns rank u knoWn ~ the
uaubeF q ambreliAs BE- Is allowed %
carry, the King limited himself 90 q.
Jonas hAnWav introduced the umbrella
into knEiand mere than q hundred
wears aao, The peopie al mHas fuu ~
hlu, bGt NAV D. II Mas because thsy
hNdn't seuse enan1h 10 go oas % TIE
svs uhsB 10 rAIBed there are more
than CO 90 % umbrellas made every
year IN tie Initsd States. II thry we're
placcd epsn Ia = raw, allowing TIRE
fess 81 sglace for s8oh. ihsv uouid make
q grucS ssiou uiorc than ssG mlles lana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
DAILY POsTINTHLIeFNcER

The President seems to Be more sss-
cessful biufano wiih . pair Of dsaess IN
the Iittle game Of civil service reform
than ~ poker. In the former the ranz-
wumps stay With nothing and The Dem
oerats srs afraid 70 call, bat the jack
pot doasn't 20 that way. The old bius-
fer 10 called. ard loses bis s4s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BiOs toT County Printing.

CEALEn BIDS WILL BE RECETvFD
- By The touuty Commas 'eners o. the
NAY TEN To- the county Pr nsiDg fuF the
susuiHE yeAr. Al hlas uluSf b. 70 4. xifA
the AID TO- OF ar before Menday. Nay "a
lss- AZ - a. M
The lsoAre reserves tbs rixht 70 reject
AEy Sad Al hi&s
LYMAN WOOD.
ush14 fagntY Aufi-0r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
FOR RENT.
Notice Of Dissolution of Part
nerShip.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the co-pArSnershfp her-tofsre en-.
isting untsr the arm name and style -
VOID rgfhers do NJ bus ncsz ~ SOAK.
King noanty. WISH Aasgtou Territory. Il
Tits cay disselved br nurE&l consent
Lars A. Void kAxin this aAy purch sd
The eatfrc istsrrss q lE<-hris4 A Wolf
IN the said CO 1artaership. Add having
Assumed SHd 49, Z 20 pay al she debts
ard liabilities nf the sane Dated SsfuAk.
Wa Tsr.s Msrch lsgh ISs-
TNGkHRtGf A. WOLn.
EaN s2N2 Il a. Woi.n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22

As sparks 81 FIRE
To Heaven aspire,
So be thy life
A heavsnward strife;
Then meath thy pail
Not ashes all,
Bat FIRE whoae fame
shall write thy name.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22

IL u WY difhsalS fes a izsv 20 entfr
o. iears carfsasge EFopeTly. Il requires
peacites shd . carriage. fhe earrsaE.
q re haFaesi thlns - seqaifa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22

tloTcE- MCkAV- Az the residence 81 the
b-idels D ryntS NJ srch iTth. bv the Rev,
SAnsnci q eene. James n. Bayce end
Annie h. MCKAY. both Of Novelty. King
euangy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22

ST. Teoass Glaasspae. brother o. the
en- trcHtcE - strong Conservative,
sad IA snseaiyocaL oPg.oneat q Hone
klle n Ireland
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
OLIVER p ANDERSON,
DRAUGHT&NfAN

MAPS or SEATTLE - COUNTY
VI MAEs. foWEfhip ussze elc.. aiwsys
o. had, Or made % orSiez
sfnicn VITA NhitwOrth & ThomAan.
~ e soar eeseGn harawase BaaAtaz
sssi;,a ", = Mks
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RoRN


NJ 2aKLxX--Iu Scsttle March 18th. to the
wife az h. J, AcSoricy. q daughter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
FOR SALE.

l pair black horses. weight 500 lbs.
sound and true as steel.-----.--...--S40 ~
fun blood jersey COW. 5 years cid,
dAe April 6Eh ..-.s..----....----''-- sA-S
fulI hlood Jerssy heffar. Is months
old. milking gallon par day. JET %
have her first cah-z very unusual
case -SAs0
The above bred from D. O. Mills stock
OF California.
l \ Jersey heifer. 3yezrs old. due In
l nearly rev express wagon. 10 feet
bed ........-.s..-..-..s- ....-....--.--SA"0
1 twe-ssated Studebaker light wagon. $lfS
leather top road CART. .-....-..-.$ %
/ Ieather-tcp Agrsde bugEy. nearly
new .................-.....- .SloS
20 acres Of rich bottom land. within (
mile Of tbs Lakes Washington and
Union canal and near the 8. L. 3
and &. r r. per acre. 40
The best bargain In King county.
IS lots in Tacoma, spleEdidly located,
90 lots in Lake Union addition, each. 500
The Seattle. Lake Shore and Eastern r.
R. are now building across the above
tract and have arranged 20 erect station
on the e ounds. Cars win be running 70
same In July. The Seattle Street Railway
Co. will have o steamer running to the
lots from the end Of their track the com
ing summer. carrying passengers for IL
cent fares. No Investment about Seattle
viii compare with this.
mhl6 @. p STONE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22
FOR SALE.

ONE SPAN OF WELL BROKEN
" Horses. Inquire OF JONES & HUB
BELL, Front street. mh1s